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8/24/2010

Debbie Gabel Memorial Ride Contributes $10,000 to Hospice of the Red River Valley

 Valley City, N.D.-August 24, 2010-The Thundering Saints have donated $10,000 to Hospice of the Red River Valley, generated from proceeds of the second annual Debbie Gabel Memorial Ride held in Valley City on July 24. This year's ride attracted nearly 200 motorcycle riders. The event also included a raffle, silent auction and street dance. The donation will be used to provide compassionate e…
7/27/2010

N.D. Children’s Hospice Program Approved

 NEWS from the North Dakota Department of Human Services BISMARCK, N.D. - Children who have a life-limiting diagnosis and their families will benefit from new services available through the North Dakota Medicaid program. The federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has approved the N.D. Department of Human Services' Children's Hospice Program. "Our goal is to suppor…
7/6/2010

HRRV Celebrates 25 Years Serving the Mayville Area

 Hospice of the Red River Valley is celebrating 25 years of service in Mayville and surrounding communities. In 1985, Hospice of the Red River Valley first expanded care to Traill County, made possible by the Traill County Demonstration Project. Over the last 25 years, Hospice of the Red River Valley has cared for more than 1,500 patients in Mayville and surrounding communities. A celeb…
7/2/2010

27th Annual Roger Maris Celebrity Golf Tournament Benefits Hospice

 The 27th annual Roger Maris Celebrity Golf Tournament was held June 27-28, 2010, at Rosecreek Golf Course, Fargo, N.D. In addition to the tournament, weekend events included a sports auction, featuring hundreds of items from baseball and other sports, and a Sunday evening banquet, held at the Great Hall of the Holiday Inn. More than 300 golfers participated in this year's event, and 58…
6/30/2010

Employee Survey Results Show Staff Members Value Their Work at Hospice

 Results of Hospice of the Red River Valley's 2010 employee survey confirm that staff members overwhelmingly value their work at Hospice, and believe they provide a meaningful service to the patients and their families. More than 97 percent of respondents said that they feel it is an honor to work in a hospice, and more than 95 percent believe their work is meaningful. Employees also reported…